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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1942-07-09, Page 4PAGE FOUR 11i1�� SLtAFt.)I�'1'1-1 i Js'WVS Snowdon Bros„ Publtsl,ors. WALTQN The 'J.F,W.O, will hold their Monthly meeting at the hens of Mrs Wilbur Turnbull on July 15th, 1tLio M. Knox will speak on Empire Day: There will be a demorlstr'aton by the junior girls. Mr, Harvey Travis of Shelburne &pent last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. 'Travis, Mrs, Wells and daughter Joan of Toronto spent the past two weeks with Mrs, Humphries and other friends around Walton. Miss Marton Steles left for Weil- and where she intends to spend the next two months. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Rutledge and daughter Evelyn, Toronto, returned Saturday after holidaying with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rutledge, Blyth, and Mrs. Chas. Drager. Mrs. 0. Grey, Toronto, spent Sat- urday with her mother, Mrs, Chas. Drager. Word has been received by Mrs. Chas. Drager of the safe landing of her •• san Ritchie in England last week. Her son Jack has also been in England for the past two years. She has only two sons. STANLEY The funeral service for John Or- val Greer, whose death occurred suddenly at the home of his brother, Norman Greer, Stanley township, was held on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock and was largely attend- ed. Mr. Greer, who was born at Kent Bridge, July 19, 1S85, was a son of the late Robert J. Greer and Janet (Davidson) Greer. He had farmed in Stanley for over 85 years. He was a Presbyterian in religion and the ser vice was conducted by Rev. D. J. Diesel Reunion— Lane, Goderieh. The pallbearers were: Arthur Peck, John Howard, Georgy About 140 people attended the Elliott, Harold Penhsle, Wm. John- 6th annual Diegel reunion at the stop and Orval Greer. Thome of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, F. Vock He is survived by a brother, Nor- en Wednesday, July lst. After the man, Bayfield road, Stanley, and one noon lunch was served the afternoon sister, Miss Lottie Greer, Clinton. was spent in playing softball, races, Interment was in Bayfield cemetery. contests, horse shoes and bingo. The following were the winners in the various races and contests: 4 years McKILLOP and under, Gary Sholdice; 6 to 9, St. Columban Church was the Russell Diegel; 6 to 10, Yvonne Die - scene of a very lovely wedding on gel; 10 to 12, Leona Smith; 9 to 13. Tuesday, June 30th, when Esther S. boys, Alvin Leonhardt; 10 to 13, Duffy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Duffy, of McKillop, was united in the gents, Elsie Steinbach; 14 to 16, girls, holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Ordelia Leonhardt; boys 14 and up, Alvin H. Rau, son of Mrs. Rau and Dalton Steinbach; three legged race, the late Joseph Rau of Zurich. Rev. girls Georgene Young and Verna Father O'Drowski performed the cer- Sholdice; Norman Steinbach and emony. The bride, given in marriage head Leonhardt kick the slipper, her father, was lovely in a floor- length gown of white triple sheer girls, Ruth Rapien; ladies, Della Ah crepe chiffon, which fell in graceful rens; young ladies, Arbutus Smith; folds to the floor from a shirred bod- young men's running race, Howard ice. The bolero effect with Elizabeth- an scroll looked charming. She wore Querengesser; young women's runn- a veil with a long train and her ing race, Mrs. Norman Ahrens; fat wreath was of orange blossoms. The women's race, Mrs. Henry Leonhardt bride's bouquet was of briarcliffe women's potato race, Mrs. Herman roses, bouvardia and maiden -hair fern. The bride was attended by her Leonhardt; girls' potato race, Joyce .sister Miss Vera Duffy, who acted as Diegel; paper bag contest, Ruth Ra - maid of honour and wore a beautiful pien and Irvin Leonhardt; bean race, gown of old rose crepe chiffon with captain, Mrs. Geo. Bennewies; pea - low neckline.. She wore a matching nut race, ladies, Ruth Rapien; men's. bow in her hair and golden slippers. Barry Steinbach, girls, Joyce Diegel. Her bouquet was Virginia carnations, blue delphiniums and maiden hair The youngest person present was fern, Miss Doreen Regier, of Brescia Jean Eleanor Eisler; five weeks old Hall, acted as bridesmaid in a pink daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon sheer crepe chiffon gown with low Disler'. The oldest person - neckline and wore a matching bow p present in her hair. She carried a bouquet of was Mrs. John Leonhardt, 85 years. roses, blue delphiniums and maiden The general. meeting followed the hair fern, Her shoes were of shining evening lunch with W. L. Quer'en- silver•. The groom's attendant was gesser, president, in r charge. The Mr. Verdun Rau of the Provincial Police force and brother of the 'following officers were , elected f or groom. Mr. Louis Duffy and Mr. Roy 1948: President, Norman Kistner; Rau acted as ushers. The chauffeur sec.-treas., Russell Sholdice; sports for the wedding party was Mr. Svend committee, Mrs, Norman Kistner, Ross of Detroit. The bride's mother was dressed in a pale flowered chiffon Mr's. Chas. Gethke, Mrs. Howard Os - dress with large white picture hat borne, Mrs. Herman Leonhardt, Mrs. and white accessories and wore a Wm. F. Vock, men's sport commit - corsage of roses, The groom's mother tee, Henry Steinbach. A hearty vote chose black and white sheer with white accessories and corsage. The of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. altar was beautifully decorated with Vock for their kind hospitality. The pink tea roses and carnations. Pink 1943 reunion will be held at the and blue bows adorned the guest home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Diegel at pews. , Brodhagen on July lst. The even- After the wedding ceremony many ing was spent in bingo and dancing. congratulations and greetings were The 20th anniversary of the deli extended to the newlyweds, amidst a shower of confetti. Afterwards a large 1 cation of St. Peter's Lutheran church host of friends motored to the bride's was celebrated on Sunday. Rev. 0. home where a sumptuous wedding Stockmann of Sebastopol preached breakfast was served. During the re - ;the sermon in the morning and Rev. past toasts were offered by Rev.;Gelhaar of Listowel was the u Father O'Drowski and the groom.) gest The afternoon and evening were speaker in the evening. The choir agent in dancing and singing. Mr,lrendered special' anthems for the oc- and Mrs. Rau left on a wedding tour rasion being dressed in new gowns to Brampton, Barrie, Owen Sound, Ifor the first time. The Eiger mala Tobermory, Manitoulin and other g northern points. per travelling the; quartet of Kitchener favored with a bride chose a appropriate beige caress number of selections. with beige and brown accessories, lipon their return the happy couple will reside on the groom's farm in Drysdale, The bride has been teach- er of that school section for the past live years, Guests were present from Zurich, Drysdale, Goderich, Clinton, Detroit, Seaforth and Stratford. Prior to the wedding, the bride was the recipient of many beautiful gifts, A number of friends from Seaforth pre- rented' Mr, and Mrs, Rata with a lovely coffee table at a stirprtse party held in their honor at the groom's home on Thursday, June 18th. The following week a trousseau tea was held at the bride's home and a ladies' shower was held hi Seaforth ht honour of the bride when many gorgeous miscellaneous gifts were received. BRODHAGEN 114r. and Mrs, Leslie Wieter'sen and ehtldren of Detroit with Mr, and .Mrs Aug, Hillebrecht. • Mr. and Mrs, Harold Grove, Har- old and Bobby of Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. L. G, Rock. Mr. and Mrs. ;Fred Scherbarth, Kenneth and Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hartji and Sharon of Detroit with Mr, and Mrs. J, . L. Bennewies. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rode of'De- trolt with Mr, and .Mrs. Ed. Prueter. Mr, and Mrs. John Arbuckle' ..and Mr, and Mrs. J. Arbuckle Jr. and Jimmy of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Querengesser. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Miller of Wal- ton with Mr, and Mrs. John Benne- wies. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hollatz of Windsor with Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Hoppenroth. Mrs. Mary Dittmer of Toronto and Mrs.Elizabeth Morenz of Kitchener with Mrs. Mary Prueter. Mrs. Annie Pfaff of Heidelberg with Mr. and Mrs. J. Amstein. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Dykeman of Pt. Credit with Mr, and Mrs. Henry Kleber. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rode of Kit chener with relatives. Mrs. Golding of Stratford is spending' a week with Mr. and Mrs Harold Diegel. Mrs. Jim Cole and Wilfred of Wa torloo with Mr, and Mrs, J. G. Hinz Mr, and Mrs. George Jacob and Helen of Kitchener with relatives. Don't forget the open air band concert on Sunday evening.. Mr. Robert Rock has procured a position with Kellogg's in London for the summer months. ' Mr. Glenn Diegel has returned af- ter a week spent in Thames Valley Camp with the high school cadets. Want and For Sale Ads, 3' ,weeks 50c TUCKERSMITH Mr. and air's. Earl McLachlan of Port Huron, a.nd Mr. Keith Hayter of Detroit with Me, and Mrs. E, Ross. Miss Shirley 'Regele of MCICtllop with Miss Rena Murray, Mie. and Mrs. Lorne Pepper and Mr. Lorne Hay of Niagara Palle are hol- idaying at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Hay, Miss Pearl Ross has r'etur'ned to Hamilton after a weeks visit at her home here. Miss Dorothy Reinke of Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jaeksot. Want and For Sale Ads, 1 ,week 71ir THE SEAFORTH NOW.B DUBLIN' Promotion Results— Promotion results, St. Patrick's School, Dublin. Standing for Septenn' ton, ben': Grade 'S—Edward Holland, Loreen Jordan, Patricia Ryan, Mary Staple - Grade 7—Mary Costello, Brigid Costello, Teresa Kistner, Dorothy Kistner, Francis Kistner, Norman Kramers (on trial), Jerry Stapleton, Rosemarie Woods. Grade 6—Fergus Feeney (on trial), Barbara Holland, Teresa McLaugh- lin, Vincent Morrison. Grade 5 --Ronald Butters, Billy Evans, John 'Fitzpatrick, Louis •Lane, Grade 4—Jeannette, Jordan, Patrick Woods. Grade 3—Fergus Donnelly, Billy Feeney, Louis Kramer, Mary Morri• son, Alice Ryan. Grade 2 (Senior)—Joseph Costello, Leonard Feeney. Grade 2 (Junior)—Allan Butters, Dorothy Ann Costello, Louise Feeney, Paul Kramer, Joseph McLaughlin, Edwin O'Hearn, Gordon Rowland, Joseph Woods. Young -O'Rourke. Pink peonies and red roses decor- ated the altar of St. Patriok'S,Church, Dublin, on Saturday for the wedding of Irene Isabelle O'Rourke, Reg. N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Rourke, Dublin, to Elwin Henry 'young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 'Young, Toronto. -.Rev., Dr, Ffoulkes officiated and celebrated the nuptial mass and Miss Mary Beale presided at the organ. The soloists were Miss Veronica Molyneaux and Mrs. Joseph Miller, Detroit Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor - length gown of ivory slipper satin in classic style with full length .sleeves pointed at the wrists, and long train. Her full length veil of silk net fell from a pleated halo and she car- ried a colonial' bouquet of roses and bouvardia. Miss Loretto O'Rourke, Toronto, sister of the belie; as brides- maid, wore a floor -length gown of heavenly blue silk jersey, made on long torso lines and a bouffant skirt. She wore a shoulder length veil, and carried pink carnations with blue delphinium. The best "man was John Lerman of Toronto, and John ` and Frank O'Rourke, brothers of the bride, were ushers. After the " cere- mony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Receiv- ing the guests the bride's, mother wore a gown of navy sheer, with corsage of pink tea roses. The bridegroom's mother assisted, wear- ing an ensemble of mauve sheer, with corsage of pink roses. A dinner was served later at the Royal Hotel, Mit- chell, to 25 guests, immediate relat- ives of the bride and bridegrootli.'k'or traveling 'the bride donned an en-, semble of blue crepe with sand ac- cessories. Mr. and Mrs. Young will reside in Toronto. Guests were pre- sent from Toronto, London, Detroit and Seaforth,. including the bride's grandmother, Mrs; Flanagan, who is in her 87th year. Benn - Roche— Red peonies decorated the white marble altars of St. Cecelia's church, Toronto, 'on Satm'day when Therese Roche, daughter of Bunsen 3. Roche, became the bride of Charles Henn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Henn. Right Rev. Msgr. Tresey officiated. The bride's gown, fashioned with Basque waist and full skirt, was made of white dotted Swiss voile. She wore a picture hat with veil end car- ried an arm bouquet of red roses and baby's breath. The bride was attend- ed by her sister, Miss Frances Roche, wearing an old-fashioned dress of white rosebud dimity with poke' bonnet to match and carrying a Col- onial bouquet. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, .Tack Bann. Karl Roche and 'Joseph Bann were ushers. The reception was held in the Old Mill garden. Guests were re- ceived by the bridegroom's mother, wearing a navy redingote over navy and white printed silk, white asses- sorios and a corsage of red roses. The bride's sister, Miss Vivian Roche, also received in navy and white printed dross, navy picture hat and corsage of pink sweet peas and baby's breath. Miss Joyce Maidens, West Lorne. Ont.. and little Loreen Jeffery, of "•trat:ford, niece of Mrs. Alex, Dar- ling, are guests at, the home of the latter, Three of Joseph Dwyer's sons of Logan are in uniform. Thomas is in Vancouver, B.C., Gerald, at Manning pool, Toronto, and Michael has join- ed the navy. Me, and Mrs. William Devereaux and their little daughter of Chicago, have been the guests of her sister, Mrs, D. McConnell and her brother, Mr*. Joseph Carpenter, McKillop. Mrs, Elizabeth Nagle returned on Monday from a week with her niece, Mrs, T. Connolly, Bornholm. This lady is much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs, Tom L DeCoercy, of Windsor, spent a few days in. Lo- gan. Miss Tessie Nicholson, Chicago, arrived for a three weekss vacation tb be spent at the Logan home on 23 highway, Miss Mary Beale left on Tee, dtiy for a two woke' vacation at Preston Springs, Windsor and Stratford. ICennieott social is on the evening of the 22nd, and Dublin on the 29111. Miss Mary Jordan of Toronto is spending a week's vacation at her home here. LONDESBORO Next Sunday, July 12, Rev. ,Harold, Snell of Ethel, will preach ooth Morning and evening. In the evening he will address the. L. 0.L. who will meet in a body and occupy the eep tee seats at front of church, o. Mrs. Nellie Watson and Fern are spending a few weeks with her dau- ghter and sister Mrs. John Sinclair and' fancily, Kippen,, Mrs, Medd and daughter Josie of', London visited with 'Mrs. J. Tamblyn last week. Mrs. Wm. Griffith spent the week. end with her son_ Arthur and family in Clinton. Art goes into training this week. Miss Joyce Fah'service and Mr. Cooper of Woodstock are holidaying with Joyce's parents Mr. and Mrs. T, Fairservice. Miss Betty Brunsdon is spending her holidays with friends at Fort Erie, Ont. Mrs. Marry Grierson of Sunderland is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fingland. Mr's. Elizabeth Lyon spent last week with her. son Will Lyon and family of Thorndal'e. Dr. Kirk Lyon with Mrs. Lyon and Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, Leamington, spent a short time with the doctor's mother, Mrs. Wtn. Lyon, on Monday. CROMARTY The' Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. ' T. Laing with Mrs, Jamieson presiding. The scripture lesson was read by Mis. William Harper, followed with pray- er by the president. A very interest- ing paper, taken from the book en- titled "'Climbing," which was written by : the late Mrs. Jonathan Goforth, was read by Mrs, Houghton. The study book chapter was read by Mrs. McCulloch, followed by glad tidings prayer by .Mrs. J. Hamilton. A re- port of the Women's Missionary So- ciety meeting at Avonton was given by Mrs. S. A. Miller. Mrs. T. L. Scott gave the current events dealing with missionary, work near Prince Albert, where she had been visiting. The meeting closed` with the national an- them. Miss Mary A. Hamilton is leaving for training in the RCAF at Ottawa, Every good wish goes with her in answering the call of her King and Country. She was a valuable mem- ber of different church organizations and will be missed by our conmun- ' A large number of friends and. neighbors' assembled at Staffa hall and presented Mary A. Hamilton with a military clock and a money belt with a substantial sum of money in it. Lloyd Miller, Stratford, with his mother, Mrs. S. A. Miller. Private Wilfred Scott, London, at his home here. John Houghton, Ottawa, accomp- anied by A. M. Schmaltz, Mildmay, with the former's mother, Mrs. Win Houghton and family. Mrs. Len Houghton and son Fran- kie, at Mount Forest. Mrs. Rorke, Montreal, with Mrs. Tufford and Miss M. Currie. I Mrs. Neil Gillespie, Seaforth; with. Mrs. J. Scott. Miss Helen Kemp has returned to her home in Mitchell. THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942 STAFFA Large congregations attended the annual open air services of the Unit- ed church in F. Tuffin's orchard, on Sunday morning 'and afternoon, with Rev. Mr. Grant of Kippen, as guest minister. Two very inspiring ser- mons were delivered. Music was fur- nished by Zion dhoir, with Mrs. Bar- ker at the organ, and Staffa choir, with, Mrs. 0. W. Reed, accompanying. A quartet.nnmber by Mrs: W. Alds- worth, Mrs. R. Worden, Mrs, K. Drake and Mrs. H. Harburn was well rendered. Mr. and Mrs. Gleson Gill and Mr. and .Mrs. Charlie Page and Luella May, of Russeldale, with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gray, Millbank, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mathison, St. Catherines, with Mr. and Mis. O. W. Reed, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sad- ler. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Earl, Whal .en, Mrs. William Sadler and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hannon, Marjorie and Roy, with Mr. , and Mrs. A. Jeff- ery. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Worden were: Mr. and Mrs. R. Wor den, Mr. and Mrs, L. Worden, Mr. and Mrs. W. J: Fell, Lois and Lorne, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Witsman and sons of Niagara Falls, with Mr. and. Mrs. James Barbour. KIPPEN W.M.S. Meets— The July meeting of the W.M.S. of the United Church was held on Thursday afternoon,' July 2 at the home of Mrs. Monteith. Mrs. A. Johnson presided and the meeting• opened with a responsive reading Mrs. Johnson read' the Scripture and Mrs. J. Hyde led in prayer. Hymn 330 was then sung. A 'temperance topic, the Case for Total Abstinence, was given in a very interesting man- ner by Mrs. W. W. Cooper,assisted by other 'members. Hymn 351 was then sung. The meeting closed with the benediction by Mrs. Johnson. The August meeting will be held at Rev. and Mrs. Grant's cottage near Grand Bend, in the evening. Each member please be prepared to give a number on the program, Presentation._ A very enjoyable evening was spent on Thursday evening last at the home of Miss Beatrice Cooper. when the choir met to honour Miss Gwen Cooper, who is leaving shortly for Toronto. During the evening Gwen was presented with a packa- way. Miss Ruth Bell' of London spent the week end With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Guelph and Miss Wanda Baker of Clinton visited over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarrett. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Ml's. W, Hoi'ney were Mr, and Mrs, W. Ferguson and Wilma of Thames Road, Mr. and Mrs. W. Motz of Crediton, Mrs, 3'. Stacey of Exeter and Mr. A. Gackstetter of Guelph. KIPPEN EAST The July meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Moore on Wednesday evening, July 15 at 9 o'clock. There will be a continuation of first aid un- �� der the' direction of Dr. Brady. The '-,,,,_ members will be given the opportun- ity of performing under the doctor's direction. A hearty invitation is ex- tended to the women of the commun- ity. The Red Cross and Women's Ins- titute are making jam again this year, 1200 lbs. being our quota. Have you fruit to donate or time to help make this very necessary article of food? This is for every woman regard- less of Women's Institute member- ship. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finlayson have returned from their honeymoon. The whole community extend to them heartiest congratulations. BLYTH .. Music Exams— All pupils of Elizabeth Mills, A.T. C.M., who tried exams were success- ful, The local centre was held at Clinton with Mr. Crawford , of the Toronto Conservatory of Music exam- ining. Grade VIII=Norma Daer, pass. Theoryz—fir'st class honors. Grade IV—Ferne Pollard, honors. Grade III—Marie Raithby, honors. Grade II—Margaret Jackson, first class honors. Joan Killough, honors. HURON ROAD WEST Born—In Clinton Public Hospital, on July 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gibson (nee Miss Eva Holland) a daughter, Even Marie. Mr. Hugh Ball has erected a new barn on his farm, and is. finishing it off with a coat of paint. It is going to look pretty nice, Ht;glt. Send .us the names of your visitors. HYDRO USERS! This IsImportant Hydro consumers will find with their next bill a printed form which you are requested to READ CAREFULLY, FILL OUT and RETURN to the HYDRO OFFICE. The inforrriation requested is very necessary in order that we may inform the Government definitely what materials and parts we will require to KEEP YOUR. APPLIANCES IN REPAIR THE Pub1ic Utility Commission OF SEAFORTH, ONTARIO RE T THEATRE Seaforth^T� NOW PLAYING --. THURS. FRI, SAT. DOUBLE FEATURE "Bachelor Daddy" Baby Sandy with a grand cast of comics ALSO —, GENE AUTRY IN ' "Sunset in Wyoming" A new action, song and fun-festter• MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Edward Arnold Walten Huston "All That Money Can Buy" Based on the story "The Devil and Daniel Webster," by Stephen Vincent Benet 'NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Bud Abbott Lou Costello "Keep 'em Flying" A real laugh bitwith six new songs COMING— "Ball of Fire", When single features are shown,'last show starts at 9.15. When 2 Features are shown, last show starts 8,45 STAFFA Large congregations attended the annual open air services of the Unit- ed church in F. Tuffin's orchard, on Sunday morning 'and afternoon, with Rev. Mr. Grant of Kippen, as guest minister. Two very inspiring ser- mons were delivered. Music was fur- nished by Zion dhoir, with Mrs. Bar- ker at the organ, and Staffa choir, with, Mrs. 0. W. Reed, accompanying. A quartet.nnmber by Mrs: W. Alds- worth, Mrs. R. Worden, Mrs, K. Drake and Mrs. H. Harburn was well rendered. Mr. and Mrs. Gleson Gill and Mr. and .Mrs. Charlie Page and Luella May, of Russeldale, with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gray, Millbank, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mathison, St. Catherines, with Mr. and Mis. O. W. Reed, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sad- ler. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Earl, Whal .en, Mrs. William Sadler and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hannon, Marjorie and Roy, with Mr. , and Mrs. A. Jeff- ery. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Worden were: Mr. and Mrs. R. Wor den, Mr. and Mrs, L. Worden, Mr. and Mrs. W. J: Fell, Lois and Lorne, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Witsman and sons of Niagara Falls, with Mr. and. Mrs. James Barbour. KIPPEN W.M.S. Meets— The July meeting of the W.M.S. of the United Church was held on Thursday afternoon,' July 2 at the home of Mrs. Monteith. Mrs. A. Johnson presided and the meeting• opened with a responsive reading Mrs. Johnson read' the Scripture and Mrs. J. Hyde led in prayer. Hymn 330 was then sung. A 'temperance topic, the Case for Total Abstinence, was given in a very interesting man- ner by Mrs. W. W. Cooper,assisted by other 'members. Hymn 351 was then sung. The meeting closed with the benediction by Mrs. Johnson. The August meeting will be held at Rev. and Mrs. Grant's cottage near Grand Bend, in the evening. Each member please be prepared to give a number on the program, Presentation._ A very enjoyable evening was spent on Thursday evening last at the home of Miss Beatrice Cooper. when the choir met to honour Miss Gwen Cooper, who is leaving shortly for Toronto. During the evening Gwen was presented with a packa- way. Miss Ruth Bell' of London spent the week end With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Guelph and Miss Wanda Baker of Clinton visited over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarrett. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Ml's. W, Hoi'ney were Mr, and Mrs, W. Ferguson and Wilma of Thames Road, Mr. and Mrs. W. Motz of Crediton, Mrs, 3'. Stacey of Exeter and Mr. A. Gackstetter of Guelph. KIPPEN EAST The July meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Moore on Wednesday evening, July 15 at 9 o'clock. There will be a continuation of first aid un- �� der the' direction of Dr. Brady. The '-,,,,_ members will be given the opportun- ity of performing under the doctor's direction. A hearty invitation is ex- tended to the women of the commun- ity. The Red Cross and Women's Ins- titute are making jam again this year, 1200 lbs. being our quota. Have you fruit to donate or time to help make this very necessary article of food? This is for every woman regard- less of Women's Institute member- ship. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finlayson have returned from their honeymoon. The whole community extend to them heartiest congratulations. BLYTH .. Music Exams— All pupils of Elizabeth Mills, A.T. C.M., who tried exams were success- ful, The local centre was held at Clinton with Mr. Crawford , of the Toronto Conservatory of Music exam- ining. Grade VIII=Norma Daer, pass. Theoryz—fir'st class honors. Grade IV—Ferne Pollard, honors. Grade III—Marie Raithby, honors. Grade II—Margaret Jackson, first class honors. Joan Killough, honors. HURON ROAD WEST Born—In Clinton Public Hospital, on July 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gibson (nee Miss Eva Holland) a daughter, Even Marie. Mr. Hugh Ball has erected a new barn on his farm, and is. finishing it off with a coat of paint. It is going to look pretty nice, Ht;glt. Send .us the names of your visitors. HYDRO USERS! This IsImportant Hydro consumers will find with their next bill a printed form which you are requested to READ CAREFULLY, FILL OUT and RETURN to the HYDRO OFFICE. The inforrriation requested is very necessary in order that we may inform the Government definitely what materials and parts we will require to KEEP YOUR. APPLIANCES IN REPAIR THE Pub1ic Utility Commission OF SEAFORTH, ONTARIO